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TRUNK FI L FROM RUSSIA
LONDON, Nov. 1. ’ldle correspondent ol “The limes at Stockholm states that Maxim (i >rki. the Russian novelist, hearing a trunkfill of highly important scientific and intellectual manuscripts rescued from the Russian chaos, has arrived oil his wav to Leipzig to arrange tor their publication. He declares that the manuscripts are a most valuable contribution to the world’s knowledge. “1 am saving them from destruction,” lie said. “They constitute what Russia’s learned men have been producing in a silence of three trying years, including the work of Professor Feodoroft the former Czar’s physician. It is of world-wide importance, and of the great, cst historic value.” The interviewer remarked: “But Foodnroff is dead.”
A cloud passed over (lorki’s face, as he said, “No, he is in prison.” (hirki says that Professor StehegloH's mathematical work will create a sensation, and also Professor Manokhin's researches on tuberculosis.
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 November 1921, Page 4
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151Valuable MSS Hokitika Guardian, 22 November 1921, Page 4
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